The 30-foot-long float designed by Kern Studios, called “Mardi Gras Mike,” could become a new LSU game day tradition.

Days after lifting the College World Series trophy in Omaha, Nebraska, players from the LSU baseball team made their way to ...

A 13-foot fiberglass Mike the Tiger float is on its way to Omaha, Nebraska. The Kern Studios float debuted Wednesday morning as fans sent off the LSU baseball team at Alex Box Stadium on their way ...

A 30-foot-long fiberglass tiger sculpture — dubbed “Mardi Gras Mike” — created by Kern Studios, the team behind many of New Orleans’ most iconic parade floats.

The API failed to deliver the resource. First Alert 6's Maria Cade shares the background of LSU's Mardi Gras Mike the Tiger.

The LSU 'zoo' of fans is set to descend on Omaha for the College World Series final against Coastal Carolina. Our LSU baseball coverage is brought to you in part by Our Lady of the Lake Health, ...

Mike the Tiger is LSU’s official mascot — both a human who dresses up and a real-life tiger in Baton Rouge. Tigers who wear purple and gold are a little more Dunne’s speed, not Paws.

Kern Studios Mardi Gras Mike, an homage to LSU's mascot, is a creation of Kern Studios. Fitz Kern, CEO of the company that produces the majority of the floats at Mardi Gras, was inspired to make the ...

The Detroit Tigers, in Riley Greene and Javier Báez, will have two starters in the AL All-Star outfield for the first time ...

Brandon Lee and Barry Odom go back a few years. Their connection at Mizzou forged a career path that led Lee to serve in Odom ...